Hey everyone! I just remembered a game that i don't think many people know/knew about. The game is a board game wich im 100% sure was made entirely in claymation with modeling clay. Basically, there is this little dude with drums who its the drums. The number of times he hits the drums=the number of fields you move. I don't remember much more than it was in a jungle/tribal scenario. I think(but not sure) that it was one of those games that has multiple games inside. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
Old Games you remember playing but can't remember the name of.
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Hello so i played this game about 8 years ago and you are a goofy knight and i remember a level where you are in some sort of a libary and there are monsters in the libary and the bookshelves sometimes fall down and there is an area where the floor breaks. There is also a level where you are outside a huge castle and to get into it you have to circle it be cause thats how you climb up. I don't remember the objective of the game but it was 3D. As i mentioned you are a goofy knight so when you get hit by a monster you make a goofy sound also when you jump... Also throughout the game you collect keys so you can open the doors that lead you to the next level. I tried googling to see if i can find but google only gives me 2d online knight flash games.
Hi!
Im really desperate to know the name of the game. It is an old PC strategic game. The only I remember about this game is the objective is to convert the enemy's faith. It is a strategic game, but instead of using weapon to go to war, the game uses faith as the weapon. So basically we produce a religious character as an army, such as Prophet, Missionary, etc.
And when we convert the faith of the enemy, we won the game. So thats all I can recall from the game. If anyone know the game title please reply. It gave an itch in my brain XD
Thanks.
Im really desperate to know the name of the game. It is an old PC strategic game. The only I remember about this game is the objective is to convert the enemy's faith. It is a strategic game, but instead of using weapon to go to war, the game uses faith as the weapon. So basically we produce a religious character as an army, such as Prophet, Missionary, etc.
And when we convert the faith of the enemy, we won the game. So thats all I can recall from the game. If anyone know the game title please reply. It gave an itch in my brain XD
Thanks.
#I am looking for a game where you played with a mud like or juice creatures and you usually pick up a juice straw and other weapons (like shovel if i can remember), There are other creatures like you but with different colors and once you kill one of them you use your juice straw to drink their liquid dead body to grow in size, the game had 3 teams controlled by AI and they can kill each other. Sorry for the few info, that is all i can remember, pls help if u can
Hi, Im looking for a game I saw my grandma play once and the platform I believe was ps2, all I can remember from it is there was a dark hallway and she went in this one room where it was like a small kitchen and there was an island in the middle and above the island was a dish rack thing hanging from the ceiling and plates from the rack were being thrown at you, eventually she went back to the hallway and near the end (or very dark place) something shot out and grabbed her character and was pulling her and you had to spam the x button to get away. What I think grabbed her was a huge spider and it shot it's web making stuff at her. If anyone can find out what it's called I couldn't be able to thank you enough.
I have a few, though 2 may be the same game.
1.
A 3D PC FPS game
I recall playing it on an old Windows 95-98 machine. While I can't say for sure,
it was probably around 2000-2003 when I played it, but I recall it looking like something
akin to Quake.
Some telling things I remember...
Spawn with a pistol
Spawning inside a small outdoor enclosure ( fenced in? ) with an entrance into
a building nearby. The outside area was a bit drab and gray. Entering through the door,
there was a fairly well-lit hall ( yellow/white lighting? ) with what I recall having RED carpet, and a guard or two closed in and shot at you.
Shooting the guards in specific body parts caused said parts to come off, but they didn't
seem to phased by it and would continue to shoot at you. There was definitely blood.
The game had a fairly gritty feeling to it. The closest thing I can find is soldier of fortune... but it just doesn't seem like the right fit. The enemies/guards seemed less human in my memory. Almost like mindless zombie guards, haha
2.
I don't know if this is the same game as above... it doesn't make sense but I recall it
being the case.
The only thing I remember about it is the title screen and that it was full 3D.
The main menu selection available as you would see in DOOM or Quake, with a stream of gameplay
rolling in the background. But I specifically remember this background being a camera panning through
a level. Not the POV of a player like in DOOM or Quake. And one of the enemies that can be seen
is an evil ass fucking clown with sawblades.
3.
A 3D PS1 FPS game.
The disk art's color pallet was primarily blue/gray, and there was a spaceship
of sorts flying front facing in the foreground.
In the game, you hover around in your spaceship on streets, shooting at enemies.
1.
A 3D PC FPS game
I recall playing it on an old Windows 95-98 machine. While I can't say for sure,
it was probably around 2000-2003 when I played it, but I recall it looking like something
akin to Quake.
Some telling things I remember...
Spawn with a pistol
Spawning inside a small outdoor enclosure ( fenced in? ) with an entrance into
a building nearby. The outside area was a bit drab and gray. Entering through the door,
there was a fairly well-lit hall ( yellow/white lighting? ) with what I recall having RED carpet, and a guard or two closed in and shot at you.
Shooting the guards in specific body parts caused said parts to come off, but they didn't
seem to phased by it and would continue to shoot at you. There was definitely blood.
The game had a fairly gritty feeling to it. The closest thing I can find is soldier of fortune... but it just doesn't seem like the right fit. The enemies/guards seemed less human in my memory. Almost like mindless zombie guards, haha
2.
I don't know if this is the same game as above... it doesn't make sense but I recall it
being the case.
The only thing I remember about it is the title screen and that it was full 3D.
The main menu selection available as you would see in DOOM or Quake, with a stream of gameplay
rolling in the background. But I specifically remember this background being a camera panning through
a level. Not the POV of a player like in DOOM or Quake. And one of the enemies that can be seen
is an evil ass fucking clown with sawblades.
3.
A 3D PS1 FPS game.
The disk art's color pallet was primarily blue/gray, and there was a spaceship
of sorts flying front facing in the foreground.
In the game, you hover around in your spaceship on streets, shooting at enemies.
Hi,
I can't remember the name of a game that was a sci-fi rpg with a top down view similiar to fallout 1 and 2 but it wasn't turn based, at the start of the game you had to choose between 3 different mercenaries, a woman an old soldier and a young guy that had like camo pants in game, you started from a hub where you could buy equipment such as weapons like plasma rifles shotguns armors medkits and ammo , you had an inventory system that you also had to manage, you could also spend money in something that look'd like a medical vat with water running through it to increase the stats of your character.
the first mission had you going in to a subterranean base infested with aliens that looked like yellowish worms with arms and the last enemy was a human with one of those aliens attach'd to him like a parasite, that enemy took a lot of bullets to down and that's basically all I can remember.
The game also had 2 mechs that you could use, one coloured in grey that had mechanical pincers with which you could attack in melee the aliens, and the other was green with 2 shotguns.
That's all I can remember of the game since I only watched my brother play it and he can't remember the name too.
I can't remember the name of a game that was a sci-fi rpg with a top down view similiar to fallout 1 and 2 but it wasn't turn based, at the start of the game you had to choose between 3 different mercenaries, a woman an old soldier and a young guy that had like camo pants in game, you started from a hub where you could buy equipment such as weapons like plasma rifles shotguns armors medkits and ammo , you had an inventory system that you also had to manage, you could also spend money in something that look'd like a medical vat with water running through it to increase the stats of your character.
the first mission had you going in to a subterranean base infested with aliens that looked like yellowish worms with arms and the last enemy was a human with one of those aliens attach'd to him like a parasite, that enemy took a lot of bullets to down and that's basically all I can remember.
The game also had 2 mechs that you could use, one coloured in grey that had mechanical pincers with which you could attack in melee the aliens, and the other was green with 2 shotguns.
That's all I can remember of the game since I only watched my brother play it and he can't remember the name too.
Hey, I posted this before but no luck.
Looking for a PC racing game that I got from a Game Magazine demo-disc early 2000s. The graphics were pretty good 3D, and the camera angle was top down. The map was mostly sand, and some bridges, jumps. I believe you could pick up power ups and shoot other cars etc. The main menu theme was techno, and I remember a logo of some kind that looked like this [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/717HTwlrQuL.gif]. Also, the main menu music was a pretty chill techno beat.
Looking for a PC racing game that I got from a Game Magazine demo-disc early 2000s. The graphics were pretty good 3D, and the camera angle was top down. The map was mostly sand, and some bridges, jumps. I believe you could pick up power ups and shoot other cars etc. The main menu theme was techno, and I remember a logo of some kind that looked like this [http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/717HTwlrQuL.gif]. Also, the main menu music was a pretty chill techno beat.
Hey,
I remember this game from my childhood but cant find it. It was a topdown strategy game in real time. It was set in the medieval times with knights, bishops, vampires, nosferatu and so on. You control the units and capture spawnpoints like a piano or a pentagramm that automatically spawns units over time. The units fight with each other by shooting balls or crosses or the like, but always shooting if i remember correctly. So this is all i can remember maybe you know the title.
I remember this game from my childhood but cant find it. It was a topdown strategy game in real time. It was set in the medieval times with knights, bishops, vampires, nosferatu and so on. You control the units and capture spawnpoints like a piano or a pentagramm that automatically spawns units over time. The units fight with each other by shooting balls or crosses or the like, but always shooting if i remember correctly. So this is all i can remember maybe you know the title.
Posting to ask about a vertical space shoot-em up game from the 90's/early 2000's.
When I was a kid there was this game that game pre-installed on my PC where you start off with a silver/red space ship after you press start and this huge gate thing closes and opens.
You could add a second player but they'd play with a silver/blue ship with a different kind of special ammo.
One kind of special ammo was this bomb with a huge circular area of effect, and the other one was, I think, like scattered grenades.
There are asteroids of different sizes along the first level that you can shoot and destroy, plus some guns and other ships.
It was vertical-scrolling, not horizontal. First level had a dark or black background.
There were 3 kinds of normal ammo, I think, each with a different colour. One was red, one was blue, and I can't remember the colour of the third. To upgrade your ammo, you had to pick up ammo of the same colour. If you picked a different colour, it went back to level one of that most recent colour.
When I was a kid there was this game that game pre-installed on my PC where you start off with a silver/red space ship after you press start and this huge gate thing closes and opens.
You could add a second player but they'd play with a silver/blue ship with a different kind of special ammo.
One kind of special ammo was this bomb with a huge circular area of effect, and the other one was, I think, like scattered grenades.
There are asteroids of different sizes along the first level that you can shoot and destroy, plus some guns and other ships.
It was vertical-scrolling, not horizontal. First level had a dark or black background.
There were 3 kinds of normal ammo, I think, each with a different colour. One was red, one was blue, and I can't remember the colour of the third. To upgrade your ammo, you had to pick up ammo of the same colour. If you picked a different colour, it went back to level one of that most recent colour.
so i'm trying to remember this old game i played on PC when i was like 6. I remember that the main character was a black magic user named Mage, and his best friend was named lance and was a swordsman. And it was a roleplaying game, but i cant remember for the life of me what it was called.
Looking for old web browser topdown shooter game:
**Platform(s):**
PC, (Flash/Web Browser I think)
**Estimated year of release:**
Late 90s, Probably Early 2000s
**Graphics/art style:**
- 2D or 2.5D, More Top-Down than Isometric.
- I think the camera was zoomed out quite a bit, with player locked in center screen.
- Dark and gritty.
- Only map I can remember was dark, outdoors, with modern/futuristic military structures.
**Genre:**
- Multiplayer PVP, Top-Down Shooter
- Modern/Futuristic Soldier Combat
- Free-to-Play most likely
**Notable gameplay mechanics:**
- 6v6, maybe 10v10, Deathmatch/Base Capture
- I remember both teams looked similar but with team color accents i think
- Cant remember if there were classes or not, every unit had just a basic rifle and grenades I think.
**Other details:**
Closest visual similarities I could find:
- http://i.imgur.com/T7lLT0Z.png
- https://tinyurl.com/ya75qn44
- Snow Ash Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKW_oxPvaVk
Closest gameplay similarities:
- Foxtrot and Running with Rifles
- Snow Ash Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKW_oxPvaVk
**Platform(s):**
PC, (Flash/Web Browser I think)
**Estimated year of release:**
Late 90s, Probably Early 2000s
**Graphics/art style:**
- 2D or 2.5D, More Top-Down than Isometric.
- I think the camera was zoomed out quite a bit, with player locked in center screen.
- Dark and gritty.
- Only map I can remember was dark, outdoors, with modern/futuristic military structures.
**Genre:**
- Multiplayer PVP, Top-Down Shooter
- Modern/Futuristic Soldier Combat
- Free-to-Play most likely
**Notable gameplay mechanics:**
- 6v6, maybe 10v10, Deathmatch/Base Capture
- I remember both teams looked similar but with team color accents i think
- Cant remember if there were classes or not, every unit had just a basic rifle and grenades I think.
**Other details:**
Closest visual similarities I could find:
- http://i.imgur.com/T7lLT0Z.png
- https://tinyurl.com/ya75qn44
- Snow Ash Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKW_oxPvaVk
Closest gameplay similarities:
- Foxtrot and Running with Rifles
- Snow Ash Land https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKW_oxPvaVk
Alright, there is a 3D game I played back in 2008 or 2009. I only remember one level. I think you begin it going down a monorail. It's in a snowy place with trees. There are guard towers. If the guards spots you alarms go off and foot soldiers attack. You make your way past the towers to a bunker/stairwell thing. I think there is water at the bottom of the stairwell. There are monsters down there, I think they have an electrical thingy, but Idk if it's aesthetic. I really don't remember much of it, but it gives me doom 3 (2004) vibes
this thread is a god save. Okay so there's this one game for the PS1 I used to play as a kid all the time, well, whenever my mom would let me. I don't remember if it was like mature or what, but I know this was before I could read long stories because it had this helluva intro, and we didn't have a memory card, and I would ask my mom to read it to me because it sounded really cool. Eventually she told me she wouldn't read it to me anymore. Now all I really remember is that it had something to do with mechs. It may have been Gundam game, but I don't think it was. It had an RPG kind of essence to it, like old RPGs like Final Fantasy prior to 6. If I remember correctly it was pixelated like that too. And you start off in some kind of village and after what felt like hours of gameplay to 5-6 year old me, you're in the middle of this clearing that looks pretty Sandy and pass out or something and then there's a mech. I'm sorry if this description sucks. I was so young that I didn't pay attention to it. Here are the key points:
1. Pixel-based mech RPG
2. PS1
3. Huge intro solely composed of words. I don't believe there were any pictures or cutscenes to it.
Please help!
1. Pixel-based mech RPG
2. PS1
3. Huge intro solely composed of words. I don't believe there were any pictures or cutscenes to it.
Please help!
"The continent of Ignas, in the Northern Hemisphere of our world. On this, the largest continent, a war has been raging between two countries for hundreds of years. In the north of the continent lies the Kislev Empire, in the south lies the desert kingdom of Aveh. The war has gone on for so long that the people have forgotten the cause, knowing only the pointless circle of hostility and tragedy.ThaosDM said:
"The chronic war obsession was soon to encounter a devastating change. This was due to the 'Ethos'; an institution that preserves our world's culture, repairing tools and weapons excavated from the ruins of an ancient civilization. At once both countries excavated these ruins, and had the 'Ethos' repair the discoveries, in order to increase their military power.
"The various weapons excavated from these ruins greatly changed the form of warfare. The outcome of the battles between the two countries was no longer determined by man-to-man combat, but by 'Gears' - giant humanoid fighting machines - that were obtained from deep within the ruins.
"Eventually, after continuous swings in the state of the war, Kislev gained the upper hand. The major factor behind this lay in the enormous difference in the amount of resources buried within their ruins. But suddenly a mysterious military force appeared in the continent of Ignas. Called 'Gebler', this force decided to make contact with Aveh.
"With the assistance of this Gebler military force, Aveh was able to recover from being hopelessly outnumbered to being back on an even standing with Kislev. Then, taking further advantage of its newly gained momentum, Aveh started to capture one territory after another from Kislev, showing no indication of slowing down in their invasion campaign."
...If that sounds familiar, you're looking for Xenogears [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJeRVree3g0&list=PLJ70FsLLPuxOx-RWCjX7OtHzpeE_rPsMc]. =)